Immigration lawyer

[Anujaindu]

Hi
Can anyone recommend a good immigration lawyer .we are due to apply ilr end of this year
Thanks

[Casa]

Hi
Can anyone recommend a good immigration lawyer .we are due to apply ilr end of this year
Thanks

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[CR001]

Such information is not permitted to be posted on the public forum. Suggest look at the OISC website to find an immigration advisor (level 3 trained is best).

Alternatively, fee help available on the forum. If your application for ILR is straightforward, no need for a lawyer as using a lawyer has no bearing on your application and in most cases it is just an expensive fee for someone to fill in a form.

Edit : beaten by Casa

[Chelsuz85]

Such information is not permitted to be posted on the public forum. Suggest look at the OISC website to find an immigration advisor (level 3 trained is best).

Alternatively, fee help available on the forum. If your application for ILR is straightforward, no need for a lawyer as using a lawyer has no bearing on your application and in most cases it is just an expensive fee for someone to fill in a form.

Edit : beaten by Casa

Hi 'CR001', can you please explain the above in bold?

[CR001]

Such information is not permitted to be posted on the public forum. Suggest look at the OISC website to find an immigration advisor (level 3 trained is best).

Alternatively, fee help available on the forum. If your application for ILR is straightforward, no need for a lawyer as using a lawyer has no bearing on your application and in most cases it is just an expensive fee for someone to fill in a form.

Edit : beaten by Casa

Hi 'CR001', can you please explain the above in bold?

We and all the members offer our time and advice for free, 24/7. We more often than not, have more of a clue on immigration than an immigration solicitor/advisor.

[Chelsuz85]

Such information is not permitted to be posted on the public forum. Suggest look at the OISC website to find an immigration advisor (level 3 trained is best).

Alternatively, fee help available on the forum. If your application for ILR is straightforward, no need for a lawyer as using a lawyer has no bearing on your application and in most cases it is just an expensive fee for someone to fill in a form.

Edit : beaten by Casa

Hi 'CR001', can you please explain the above in bold?

We and all the members offer our time and advice for free, 24/7. We more often than not, have more of a clue on immigration than an immigration solicitor/advisor.

Thanks for clarifying. So it was meant to be free help and not fee help, although I am sure some people would be more than willing to part with a little cash for much more advice. And for this - We more often than not, have more of a clue on immigration than an immigration solicitor/advisor. I agree!!

Thank you all for your continuous support.